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PRIOR EXHIBITS
Womb Room
OmniHum's first show included traditional art as well as a surround sound film entitled The Womb in the gallery's theatre. Steve Racicot's bronze sculpture of the Great Mother blessed the gallery.
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Webs of Synthesis
A complex show of the interconnected webs of nature and our networks.
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Feminine Mystics
Exhibit featured the works of four Northern New Mexico women visionaries:
Lynn Gitter, Maria Mikhailas, Teresa Gostanza, and Marlene Seven Bremner!
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